Author: eharbison

As this year winds down and we look forward to what’s ahead, we wish for you and yours the most blessed holiday season. Despite the challenges of this year, we have so much to be thankful for. As you can read in our articles, we...

-STEM Club Robotics Competition November 19th was the culmination of a weekly STEM Club at Project Moses. The boys would spend their time designing, assembling, and programming a Lego robot each Wednesday for two hours for the past four months. At the start, none of the...

By Phil Waldron, co-founder and CEO   For as many years as Mission UpReach has been in existence, we have quoted Ephesians 3:10 in order to communicate why we are so focused on an integrated strategy of equipping Christians to lead their local churches in carrying out...

As Phil mentions in his article, the year-end calendar should be in your boxes soon. It is always a pleasure for us to share the stories of lives changed each year. Preparing the calendar each year helps us to reflect and remember all that God...

We don’t always recognize how great an impact one act of service can have. We first met Oscar through the DESEO Program which led to his attendance at the Barrio Belen church. Normally we focus our Project Moses recruitment on remote villages in target areas...

The heart of Mission UpReach is to transform the next generation through the power of the Gospel. Much of our outreach is focused on giving children opportunities to thrive, and each year we get to celebrate a very special day of the year with hundreds...

By Phil Waldron, co-founder and CEO For many years now you, our readers and devoted supporters, have participated in our year end fundraising campaign that usually contributes to more than 50% of the operating cost of our annual ministry costs. Be on the lookout for your...

It would be an understatement to say the past couple of months have been difficult for Phil and me and our families. On June 15th, my mother willingly and joyfully entered her eternal rest and exactly one month later Phil’s dad followed. As Phil titled...

Due to an unexpected nationwide vacation from school, the Moses Project boys traveled back to their homes for a break, and our leadership team was able to go out and visit them each individually. The majority of the boys live near two larger community centers...

The Summer months for Mission UpReach are full of service and visitors. We welcomed groups from across the United States to Honduras to serve via medical brigades, basketball, and VBS. We love seeing familiar faces of those who return year after year to give of...

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